The report examining capacity at Temple Mills International Depot (TMI) has found it could accommodate some additional trains if needed.
"Some capacity can be found" at Eurostar's Temple Mills depot, report finds
31/03/2025 in News
31/03/2025 in News
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Coling50 - 02/04/2025 15:42
I’m sorry but their assumptions seem to have been made without full observation of how the depot works in reality. The 374s for example are no where near as reliable as it was claimed by Siemens. They tend to be in the shed because they need to be in the shed. This idea that they are merely stabled there awaiting departure time is not the reality.